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Dh thinks a dog can go through anything. We have new neighbors with 4 dogs, one a pit bull, and they come charging at the fence every time I'm in the garden. I bought a bag of dog treats and tossed a few over one day and they shut up. The next day I did it again and they started fighting over the treats, so I won't be doing that any more. I'd like to plant a hedge, thorny in case they do dig under, but dh doesn't want to have to dodge a thorny hedge when he is weed eating. I'll plant a yaupon hedge if nothing else just so they can't see me out there and maybe they won't come running, barking and growling if they just hear sounds over here. |
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Watered down vinager water in a spray bottle worked for me. |
That's sounds like a good idea, PJ. I used to raise and show Basenjis and when you have a kennel of dogs there's going to be a few dog fights. The only thing that would break them up was scented room spray. It doesn't hurt them and they hate the strong odor so a whiff of that everytime they bark might make them decide it's not such a good idea. If dogs are going to bark at you not even a board fence they can't see through will stop it, so I doubt that a hedge would do so. |
- Posted by lynnmariep86 8 DFW (My Page) on Mon, Aug 22, 11 at 21:00
Roselee is right. I have dogs next door that can't see me through the privacy fence, but they still bark at me. They don't scare me though. My dog is a rottweiler and they are little yippy dogs. My dog thinks they look delicious! |
Air freshener lol! That's a new one! "Blech mom that STINKS!!!" (Lets stop bickering and go roll in something dead to get the smell off!!) |
- Posted by rock_oak_deer 8a TX (My Page) on Tue, Aug 23, 11 at 16:58
Rattling a can of rocks also works. Apparently they hate the sound and move away from the fence. You have to keep at it, but eventually they quit barking altogether. It's worked twice with neighbor's dogs over the years. One time this method caused the dog to start barking at the neighbors on the other side. |
PJ -- that's about it ... hahaha! Hadn't heard of the can of rocks trick. It's sure worth a try. I've read about some kind of amplifer that will play the dog's barking back at them. Maybe that's sorta' of what they get with the rattling of the can of rocks. |
- Posted by rock_oak_deer 8a TX (My Page) on Wed, Aug 24, 11 at 11:16
A friend told me about the can of rocks method and I think she learned it in a dog training class. I looked it up and the info is for training your own dog, but I know it works because we've used it. It's item #6 in the list. We didn't reward the neighbor's dog with treats of course and just kept shaking the can until he gave up. Sometimes we rattled the fence with a stick at the same time and he definitely didn't like that. He barked around the clock, it was really awful. The owners apparently felt safer that way. I have my doubts because one day we had a satellite TV guy go up on the roof without our knowledge and not a peep from the dog even though it was on his side of the yard. |
Here is a link that might be useful: How to stop dog barking
- Posted by cactusgarden 7OK (My Page) on Wed, Aug 24, 11 at 15:35
Barberry would make a good thick hedge (not the dwarf type). These are taking the drought/heat very well too, just some slight burning on the tips. I would be hesitant to grow anything fast growing as you might regret it down the road with the frequent trimming. The Mountain Laurel would be a good choice as well as some of the newer types of landscape roses, the large everblooming shrub types. Maybe a mixed planting. The landscape roses look very good planted among large Miscanthus grasses and deep green evergreen shrubs. I have seen these thickly planted together and its very nice. The unselected types of Cenzio (Leucophyllum fructescens) will reach 8ft. or, on a more offensive note: |
Read about trifoliate orange. I think it would keep anything out except maybe snakes. |
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I have a beautiful Annabelle that has enormous blooms and is doing just great ... except it is standing alone by the corner of our deck and it has been raining, raining, raining here ... and my beautiful Annabelles are all resting on the ground, some of them broken. I've had it for about 5 years and each year it just gets bigger and bigger and the blooms are monstrous. Should it be divided? Is there a strong holder for these heavy blooms?Any suggestions would be appreciated. |
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There is no remedy, this is the nature of the plant. The only thing you could do is NOT to cut it in a spring, then you'll have more, but smaller flowers which might not bend stems so much down. |
- Posted by annie_1_2006 (My Page) on Fri, Jul 14, 06 at 1:04
I'm sorry, I didn't quite understand the wording of your post. You said NOT to cut it in the spring. I don't cut it in the spring at all. I don't do any trimming at all until probably October when I cut Annabelle to the ground and she comes back bigger each year. The blooms are really so, so large ... it would be great if they were a bit smaller. Please advise again. Thanks so much! |
If you dont cut your annabelle down in the fall, you will get a lot of smaller blooms next summer. It will be beautiful. I cut mine down a few years back and the blooms did the same thing, big and droopy. I dont cut it back anymore and its perfect- smaller blooms and tons of them. They dont droop too much-maybe after a huge downpour, but they pop back up. Good Luck! |
Exactly, NO pruning (spring or fall, doesn't matter) will result in smaller, but more numerous flowers which will not droop as readily as the large ones. |
I always thought you're supposed to cut them down each Spring to promote new growth and stronger stems. Am I wrong? |
bellarosa, you'll promote stronger stems by NOT cutting them, however flowers produced by old stems will be smaller, though much more numerous due to the larger quantity of latteral buds. By using this fact you could be creative in your pruning and depending on how you'll see the shrub, from front only or from all sides, you may prune some and leave some of the last year growth. For example, in one planting where I see shrub from the front only i'm trying to leave most strong canes around front part of the shrub. They will serve as a support for the fresh (pliable) canes growing from the center and leaning toward the viewer. Also, this way you'll have a slightly prolonged display since unpruned stem will start blooming a tad earlier than the fresh one. |
ego, I would like to thank you for this really helpful information on pruning - I certainly will do this with my new Annabelle this winter! Thank you to bellarosa for asking this question! |
- Posted by silvergold z4b WI (My Page) on Sat, Jul 15, 06 at 21:09
This is a bit off topic but I had to share it. My DH was mowing the lawn Friday evening and I was out doing work in the garden. He was mowing by a clump of Annabelle hydrangeas and the front of the lawn mower must of caught one. He mowed right over one giant floor and the whole stem and didn't even know it! |
- Posted by annie_1_2006 15701 (My Page) on Sat, Jul 15, 06 at 23:47
Thank you, thank you all so very, very much for the super information on Annabelle! I will do what you recommend and I can hardly wait until next summer to see the results. I'm so pleased that I put my hydrangea question on this forum. You guys are great!! |
I don't think you can really beat Annabelle. I lived in northern NH for many years and this hydrangea was a staple in many of the gardens of homes in my community. I was horrified when some johnnycomelately removed the Annabelle from the triangle that marked the entry to the village; replacing it with regiments of marigolds... . Idiot! For most of my life that lovely plant had delighted summer visitors in July/August... . I have 2 here on the compound. I haven't mowed them flat for 4-5 years now. Rather, I simply snip off any remaining flowers in early spring. I also clip the canes back to remove anything that is dead, or canes that are piddly. Every year they reward me with the same stalwart, gracious performance. I'm now hatchin' a plan to provide some support so when the inevitable downpour arrives they have something to rely on until they dry out. This is an old-fashioned plant that deserves more respect than many accord it. Annabelle makes me smile every time I look upon her. I also want to thank EGO for showing me that she will prosper in nearly full shade... I didn't know that and I have a site that would be immeasurably brightened by her seasonal smile! Thanks. |
- Posted by gardenlady48 z5 IL (My Page) on Sun, Jul 16, 06 at 17:29
Or.......if you are in love with those 'huge' blooms that develop by cutting back in the spring, you can purchase a super large wire cage similiar to the tomatoe cage which I discovered for the first time this season at a local farm/home store. I'm so very happy I found these because now my huge blooms are still up with support. Some stems that grew outside the cages flopped over after a heavy down pour of rain and wind...but for the most part I still have awesome looking AH that I have received many complements on. |
- Posted by diygardener z6/NJ (My Page) on Sun, Jul 16, 06 at 19:40
What's confusing me about pruning is that elsewhere on this forum the advice for PEEGEEs (paniculatas) seems to be that they become less floppy if you cut them down by about half each year. So is that advice wrong? Or are they different enough plants so that although cutting back strengthens Peegess it weakens Annabelles?? |
You are mixing two completely different hydrangeas, H. paniculata (PG) and H. arborescens (Annabelle). The only thing they have in common is that both blooms on NEW wood. Habit, sun requirements, size, form of bloom, pruning technics etc, etc are different. |
- Posted by diygardener z6/NJ (My Page) on Sun, Jul 16, 06 at 22:36
OK, I just want to make sure I understand this: to strengthen my paniculata I should cut it back, but to strengthen my aborescens I should not. Right? Thanks. |
By not cutting arborescens you may slightly change overall appearance. Would that improve plant's overall appearance or not will be decided by you. I'd strongly recommend to all who is complaining about arborescens floppines to go to the shrub now and look at the branch structure and check where the flowers are coming from. Make a note of 'old' and 'new' wood. |
On my quest to find a perfect support for Annabell, I came across a flat panel of reinforcement wire at Home Depot that I think will work beautifully. I should be able to trim it down to the needed height and cut the wire supporting legs at the bottom, which will give it addition support. Then all I have to do is fold it around in a circle (with DH's help) and wire the circle closed. This piece only cost $4.85 I believe, well worth it in my opinion. |
- Posted by angela-rose(gw:angela-rose) onMon, Jul 17, 06 at 19:57
My Annabelle flopped terribly after a torrential downpour. She never really 'bounced back'. So I went to Home Depot garden center and purchased five ornamental green wire supports- probably better described as trellis. They are very pretty, about three feet high, with scolloped tops for Anna to rest her lovely head(s), and lacey openings all around for smaller branches to peak through. I also purchased several tall, slender green stakes to support taller middle stems. The system worked beautifully, and Anna is holding her head up again...and looking great! And the supports are virtually invisible. |
Would the kind of support that is used for peony's work? |
- Posted by wigardenerwannabe Z5 WI (My Page) on Sat, Jul 22, 06 at 11:34
terri55 I had the same question. I just purchased the somewhat larger wire cages for my peonies and was thinking they could possibly work for hydrangea...I suppose it depends on how large the hydrangea is. |
I use large Y-Stakes and a zig-zag semi-circular support on my Annabelle. Its a pain but it helps. I'm going to try short wire fencing in a circle next year. I usually cut my annabelle back late winter, but this year I didn't touch anything looking for the stronger stems. Maybe they were stronger, but there so many more blooms, and quite large too, that I still had serious flopping. I am going to go with no pruning in the future -- I like the more blooms and I don't mind adding supports. I may cut it back once every x (?) years to keep the size in check. |
- Posted by silvergold z4b WI (My Page) on Sun, Aug 6, 06 at 11:27
Back to the question on paniculata. Pruning it to fewer stems will result in larger blooms and more floppy branches. Less pruning will result in stronger branches and typically smaller flowers. The two plants although very different ARE the same in this regard. |
Thank you for this information. This year I am going to try NOT pruning and see if that helps. I also have a problem with the flower color. Only the first bloom of the season is white. All other blooms for the same season are green. Does anyone know anything about this? |
- Posted by Sue(email@example.com) onFri, Jun 24, 11 at 20:05
When I clip a bloom, put in water? or let it dry to preserve the bloom? |
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Volume 2012 (2012), Article ID 296214, 7 pages
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Autoantibodies in Senear-Usher Syndrome: Cross-Reactivity or Multiple Autoimmunity?
Department of Immunology, Universidad Autónoma de Zacatecas, Chepinque 306, Colonia Lomas de la Soledad, 98040 Zacatecas, ZAC, Mexico
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The leafs lost 7-0 to Ottawa again! JFJ has to get off his butt and make a deal because his team is riding a 5-game losing streak! They haven't won since
the Edmonton game (also the last game McCabe played before he got injured), thats kind of scary.
'Canes and BlackHawks swap prospects
According to TSN.ca, the Carolina Hurricanes traded young defensemen Danny Richmond and a 4th round pick to the Chicago BlackHawks in exchange for defensemen Anton Babchuk.
Nedved traded to Philadelphia!!
According to TSN.ca, the Phoenix Coyotes have traded center Petr Nedved to the Philadelphia Flyers in exchange for defensemen Dennis Seidenberg.
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Georges Laraque Available?
Last night, radio host Michel Villeneuve and ex-referee Ron Fournier, discussed the possibility to see George Laraque traded to the Montreal Canadiens. During "Les Amateurs de Sport" they mentionned that Kevin Lowe, General Manager of the Edmonton Oilers, had offered Big George to the rest of the league, considering that he isn't in his team's plans anymore.
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Buffalo, NY – Buffalo Sabres General Manger Darcy Regier today announced the organization has acquired defenseman Andy Delmore from the Nashville Predators in exchange for a third round pick in the 2004 NHL Draft.
A minor trade, but a proactive move by the Sabres management. Delmore had 72 points in the last 2 seasons with the Predators after being traded from the Flyers in exchange for a 3rd rounder in the 2002 draft. This move adds more depth to the sabres blue line, and should provide the sabres with a scoring punch.
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Leaf Press Conference Called
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The contract includes incentive clauses, including a scoring benchmark of 70pts. that will reportedly earn Datsyuk a $2 million bonus.
Datsyuk finished fifth in team scoring last season, amassing 12 goals and 51 points in 64 games.
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Larry Robinson, currently a consultant with the world champion New Jersey Devils, withdrew his name from consideration for the head coaching position with the New York Rangers this morning. Robinson informed Rangers GM Glen Sather that he would not take the job, even though it had never been "formally" offered to him.
Hasek agrees to come back to wings!!!!
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This is a huge break for the Avs. Now if they can acquire another solid 2nd line player they will have 3 good scoring lines to go with a solid defensive core.
Jagr to Rangers in progress?
The Score reports that Jaromir Jagr could go to the Rangers fairly soon in a deal that would involve:
To the Rangers:
F Jaromit Jagr
To the Capitals
F Matthew Barnaby
F Jamie Lundmark
F Petr Nedved
This trade would be a death wish for NY. They would be dealing away there top Left Winger, Their Top rookie, and their top scorer last year.
The score reports that this deal has been agreed to. All that is left to determine is the financial aspect. This information was being discussed on The Score television station. It is not yet on the website.
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Recipe is written slightly confusing. It calls for 16 oz. of sweet potatoes, but only usyes one cup. Not completely clear what mixture goes in which bowl. Had to reread 20 times and dirtied every bowl in the house. I should've rewritten recipe to start with! And the plain filling is way too thick to drizzle!!
I have made this several times - love the flavours. Only problem I have had is the plain batter too thick to drizzle nicely, so I just keep a small amount of the plain batter for the final layer and thin it a bit with milk if necessary. It looks beautiful too! I have also made this substituting coconut for the pecans, which is also good. I suspect the matter of the overbaked crust would depend on the type of gingersnaps you use. I use 12 PC Stem Ginger Cookies which have wonderful ginger flavour.
in 2005, I searched Epicurious for a sweet potato dish that was unique. Search terms where "Thanksgiving,"sides,"vegetables," and the key word was "sweet potato." I made it as a side! My family now requests this every year! So our family tradition is to sneak a little dessert in early. Happy Holidays!
Although the flavors in the cheesecake were excellent, definitely agree that pre-baking the crust makes it nearly burnt. The cheesecake is also a little dense for me.
Very easy to make! Every time I make this I get requests for the recipe and there is never any leftovers.
I made this dish for the first time last Thanksgiving and it was a complete success. I also had planned on using a graham cracker crust, but then discovered that one my guests had recently been diagnosed with a wheat allergy, so I had to improvise. I ended up using chopped pecans, brown sugar, a touch of cinnamon and butter and baked it until carmelized. It really complimented the flavors well and I will continue to make it this way even though that guest will not be returning.
This is a well like recipe among the family. I made this for the first time Thanksgiving '02 and the family is asking for it T'03. I did not use the gingersnap crust because I do not like gingersnap overwhelming flavor. I used graham cracker crust instead. I squeezed orange juice in the filling for added flavor. This dessert is not too thick like most cheese cakes, it is very light. I will be making extras to give away and freeze for a later day.


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First Lady Michelle Obama and Dr. Jill Biden traveled to Yankee Stadium to honor America's veterans at Game 1 of the 2009 World Series. During the visit, they took the field with baseball legend Yogi Berra to watch Lieutenant Anthony Odierno (U.S. Army) throw out the game's first pitch. See exclusive video of the night here:
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New Orleans, LA (Sports Network) - Chris Paul poured in a game-high 39 points, dished out seven assists and grabbed five rebounds, as the New Orleans Hornets took down the Dallas Mavericks, 114-107, in overtime at New Orleans Arena.
David West added 25 points and 10 rebounds for the Hornets, who snapped a brief two-game skid. Bobby Brown ended with 18 points off the bench, and Emeka Okafor finished with 11 points and 13 rebounds for the victors.
"We wanted this one, especially at home. We wanted to make sure we gave it all we could. We were able to wear them down in the fourth quarter and get some bounces to go our way," West said.
Jason Terry paced Dallas with 35 points off the bench, and Erick Dampier tallied 16 points and 14 boards for the Mavericks, who had a three-game winning streak snapped. Dirk Nowitzki had 12 points and five rebounds in defeat.
"The opportunities were there. We didn't play a particularly pretty game, but we really battled, and did what we had to do to put us in a position to win. But NBA basketball is 48 minutes; on consecutive nights, strange things can happen if you don't make plays. Dirk fouling out was a very difficult break for us," Mavericks head coach Rick Carlisle said.
After each team scored two points to begin OT, the Hornets ripped off seven straight points to take control. West made a layup and a fadeaway jumper before Brown drilled a trey to put New Orleans ahead, 106-99, with 2:20 left.
The Mavs never got closer than four the remainder of the way.
A pair of foul shots by Terry put Dallas ahead, 94-92, with 43.5 seconds left in regulation. After Paul missed a layup at the other end, Dampier's tip-in off a Shawn Marion shot put the Mavericks up 96-92 with 16.5 ticks to go.
A West layup cut the gap to two with 14 seconds remaining. Terry made 1-of-2 fouls shots at the other end to make it a 97-94 game.
Paul turned the ball over on the ensuing Hornets possession. Brown was then whistled for a foul and West was called for a technical. Dallas failed to capitalize, as Terry missed the technical free throw and Jose Juan Barea missed both foul shots with 9.5 seconds left.
After a timeout, Peja Stojakovic took the inbound pass and drilled a trey to tie things at 97 with 6.7 ticks to go. West then stole the Mavericks inbound pass following a timeout. West passed the ball to Paul, whose heave from well beyond the arc was off the mark to send the game into overtime.
The Hornets held a 25-17 lead after 12 minutes of play, but the Mavericks outscored New Orleans, 31-25, in the second period to cut the gap to 50-48 at the break.
Ahead 68-66 late in the third, Paul scored six consecutive points to give the Hornets an eight-point lead with less than 30 seconds left.
Dallas responded in a big way, bridging the third and fourth quarters with a 15-0 run. A James Singleton trey and a three-point play by Terry bookended the flurry, which put the Mavs ahead 81-74 with about 9 1/2 minutes to play in the fourth.
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"This occupation is the cruelest one that the Malian people have had to undergo, nowadays women are deprived of all liberties and even the choice of a husband is dictated to them by the occupying forces," says a displaced woman* living in Bamako and originally from Timbuktu – a city occupied by armed groups today. "Even worse, the woman is married to several men against her will. Nowadays our children can no longer go to school," she added.
Dans le nord du Mali, contrôlé par des groupes islamistes, des femmes sont à vendre pour moins de 1000 dollars. C'est l'un des témoignages rapportés par le Sous-Secrétaire général de l'ONU aux droits de l'homme, rentrant d'une visite de 4 jours dans le pays.
Local officials say unmarried pair killed in public in Aguelhok, in the first reported sharia killing since occupation.Islamists occupying the northern Mali town of Aguelhok have stoned an unmarried couple to death in front of about 200 people, two local government officials said.
Nous, membres du Forum féministe sénégalais, souhaitons exprimer tout son soutien au peuple malien et en particulier aux femmes qui sont malheureusement très peu représentées en ces moments critiques de la vie politique du pays.
We, members of the Senegalese Feminist Forum, would like to express our full support for the Malian people and especially to the women who are woefully underrepresented in these critical moments of the country's political life.
BAMAKO, 22 June 2012 (IRIN) - Strict Sharia, or Islamic religious laws, imposed by the Islamist rebels controlling vast swathes of northern Mali are driving thousands of students out of schools. Dress codes have been imposed, boys and girls are forced to learn separately, and subjects deemed to promote "infidelity" have been struck off the curriculum. Outraged parents are transferring their children and some students are opting to miss examinations rather than learn under these conditions.
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Simply junking electronics is not only wasteful, it can seep toxins into the water supply.
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I. The Race to Recycle
But the U.S. doesn't live with this
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ack the tools and safety equipment to safely recycle
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Many workers develop respiratory issues and other health problems. Worse still, local water supplies have become contaminated with lead, leading to mental retardation and infertility among local children.
The U.S.'s habit of shipping tech trash overseas brings money to impoverished region, but often the cost in human health outweighs the gains. [Image Source: Jack Dempsey/AP]
The only "real" solution is to step up reuse and
local recycling efforts
One region that's rising to the occasion is the state of Oregon. Oregonians
26 million pounds of e-waste (13 thousand metric tons) under the state-wide "
Oregon E-Cycles Program
" in 2011. This year the program is aiming for 27 million pounds -- 7 pounds per person.
The program is funded an zero-expense to the taxpayer by assessing device manufacturers with small fees, which are used to recycle the returned electronics in a responsible fashion. Three device manufacturers participate as contract recyclers and another state contractor is also involved. The program is managed by the The
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Oregon is recycling nearly half its citizens e-waste. [Image Source: City of Portland]
Meanwhile, far across the globe in South Africa's largest city, Johannesberg, a top trash collector, Pikitup, is
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in-house recycling. South Africa collects 1.4 million tons of trash annually -- 2.8 billion pounds of trash. Of this massive haul, approximately 10 percent is junk electronics.
Pikitup communications manager Pansy Oyedele says that her company was throwing away a treasure trove before it started recycling. She comments, "People generally don't know that much of this e-waste can be recycled. A perfect example is the steel, aluminium and copper, which can be stripped away from old computers, and then reused in newer models."
Recycling a ton of high grade electronics can cut 4 tons of carbon emissions and can yield between 100 g and 10 kg of gold. A kg of gold is worth $50,000+ USD on today's market so that means recyclers can make millions in gold alone from e-waste recycling.
II. Reuse Also Critical, Has Potential for Quicker Break-Even
But recycling efforts aren't always the best fit. Reuse has also taken center stage as society tries to cut e-waste. Many consumers abandon working devices that other consumers would happily purchase. Recycling is profitable, but has significant overhead. Reuse, by contrast has virtually no overhead, other than inventory and sales costs.
Grocery totes aren't the only reusable items -- electronics can easily be reused in most cases.
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Both strategies spare local people in impoverished regions from the health hazards of unsafe disposal. And both cut down on the release of halogen fire retardants and lead from local landfills into the water supply.
E-Waste is a global problem, both from a production and a processing perspective. Even in relatively "green" state like Oregon, nearly half of people's electronics waste still goes unrecycled.
But industry sponsored programs, along with private-public partnerships between industry, local government, and consumers are slowly reshaping the way the U.S. and its foreign peers deal with their aged electronics. As these efforts consider to expand the U.S. may eventually get to the point where it no longer has to smuggle it's tech trash overseas. And in the process it will likely generate a number of high tech and skilled trade jobs.
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I believe that they meant not taxing the state, the taxpayer. Rather a manufacturing fee means that the tax is passed to the consumer.
Yes it is a small difference, but means those 'creating' the waste pay for it rather than everyone.
But yes very sceptical at the 'Zero-Expense'.
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Snowmobile enduro racing with Mikko Laine
Published on 09.11.2012 6:52Winter is coming and we at Battery HQ are ready to get the hands-on experience of every snow sport where we are involved.
We had a opportunity to have an brief Q & A with our snowmobile enduro racer Mikko Laine.
Q: Tell everyone a brief introduction of yourself?
A: I'm Mikko Laine, 31 years old food retailer and snowmobile enduro rider from Sodankylä, Finland. I have been driving snowmobiles since I was 5 years old.
Q: How's the year 2012 been for you considering snowmobile racing and training?
This year my rank was the 2nd place in the Finnish championship series. New race season starts in January 2013 and I have been tighten my training program. I have tried some new training methods such as motocross during summer and skiing in winter. During the summer time, we have build a new snowmobile for me with my mechanic. In snowmobiles, I trust the Finnish Lynx.
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In the upcoming season my goal is to rank 1st in the enduro Finnish championship which is settled in 5 competitions. First time in the world in snowmobile enduro there will be an European championship competition. The European championship competition will be driven in Karstula, Finland during 8.-9.3.2013. Winning the European championship is my dream and we have been working hard to reach the European championship 1st place.
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COLUMBIA, Mo. - Blake Brown's bat helped power the Mizzou baseball team (12-5) to its second win of the weekend on Saturday (March 17) by a final score of 4-0. Brown's two-run home run in the fifth inning gave the Tigers a four-run cushion, which proved to be more than enough separation for starting pitcher Blake Holovach, who threw his first career complete game, striking out four and surrendering just four hits along the way. Holovach's career-best performance was also the first complete game for Mizzou since Nick Tepesch during the 2010 season and the first complete game shutout since Kyle Gibson's in 2009. The win also boosted Missouri's win streak to double digits as they have now won 10 straight, their best winning streak since 2008.
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2 bedroom cottage for sale Clare, Sudbury, Suffolk
This charming cottage is set in a quiet, convenient location a short walk from Clares many amenities and adjacent to Clare Country Park. The property offers characterful and spacious living accommodation with a pretty low maintenance garden and parking is available in the Country Park adjacent. More details ›


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re chief-[silly word]-officers and suchlike
This is far more than job-title importing at play. The West's management gurus have an all-out agenda to export managerialism (a creation of the West) and bureaucratisation-beyond-governments, where it serves no useful purpose.
I say to the Poles - keep your kierownik and your culture.
I know the Chinese will keep their gardens dedicated to Humble Administrators (in Hangzhou).
Whilst bureaucracy can be understood, managerialism is toxic in government and non-government (nonprofit) sectors.


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Bring your own apps (BYOA) is the trend toward employee use of third-party cloud application services in the workplace.
BYOA is an outgrowth of the bring your own device (BYOD) trend towards and the increasing consumerization of IT. Like it or not, employees are bringing the cloud apps they use on their personal devices to work. Popular consumer apps that are being used for business include Dropbox, CloudOn and Google Docs. Cited benefits of IT consumerization and the use of consumer applications include greater employee engagement and satisfaction as well as improved productivity.
As employee-owned technologies encroach upon the corporate network, however, security becomes increasingly problematic. Corporate data stored in a third-party cloud provider's environment is no longer under the control of the employee's IT department. If an employee's laptop with sensitive data is stolen, administrators can remotely wipe the hard drive but no such solution exists to protect the company in the event of a data breach in the cloud environment.
To deal with these and other issues, many organizations are implementing consumerization policies to establish acceptable use policies (AUP) for third-party software.


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Two injured as commuter train derails near Tokyo
Published on Feb 23, 2014 3:37 PM
TOKYO (AFP) - An empty commuter train jumped the track near Tokyo early Sunday, slightly injuring its driver and conductor, railway officials said.
The out-of-service train derailed after smashing into a maintenance carriage left lying on the line between the Japanese capital and Kawasaki, a nearby city.
The collision took place at around one o'clock in the morning at the station in Kawasaki, a satellite city south of Tokyo, after the last train on the Tokyo-Yokohama commuter line had passed, officials said.
The first and second cars of the 10-car train derailed on impact, trapping the only two men on board, but they were rescued later by firefighters who broke into the train by smashing windows, railway officials said.
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